The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Captured Turkish photograph of a workshop in our enemy aerodrome. The donor identified the man at left as Turkish and the two at right as Australians. This is doubtful and the latter two are probably German or Austrian mechanics.
Two British airmen, of No 14 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (RFC), taken Prisoner of War (POW), with their German captors, of Fliegerabteilung 300 "Pascha" (300 Squadron), in front of an aircraft. Front
Two British airmen, of No 14 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps (RFC), taken Prisoner of War (POW), with their German captors, of Fliegerabteilung 300 "Pascha" (300 Squadron), in front of an aircraft. Front
Palestine. c. 1917. A German 5.9 inch Howitzer apparently manned by a Turkish Army crew. This was a captured enemy photograph and all these guns were actually manned by German and Austrian Army person
JERUSALEM, PALESTINE. 1917. THE ARRIVAL BY TRAIN OF GERMAN GENERAL VON FALKENHAYN WHO COMMANDED GERMAN AND TURKISH FORCES IN THE AREA. THIS WAS A CAPTURED ENEMY PHOTOGRAPH. (DONOR H. PRESTON)
PALESTINE. 1917. TURKISH INFANTRY MANNING TRENCHES NEAR HAREIRA OR ATAWINEH. THIS WAS A CAPTURED ENEMY PHOTOGRAPH. (DONOR H. PRESTON)
Austrian Hungarian M15 10.4 Field cannon in action at Gaza in 1917. The position is south east of the british hospital and the crew was partly Austrian Hungarian and Turkish. The artillery team unifor